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Car repair disputes at Middlesbrough County Court at Teesside Combined Court

A botched repair is a services claim under the Consumer Rights Act 2015: the garage must perform the work with reasonable care and skill, and if it did not, you are entitled to the cost of putting it right. Claims of this kind at Middlesbrough County Court at Teesside Combined Court are won with independent evidence.

The evidence that decides it

Get an independent garage's written diagnosis of what the first garage did wrong and what it costs to fix - one page is enough and it is the single most persuasive exhibit. Photograph the defect before any remedial work. Exhibit the invoice, the repair order, and every complaint exchange.

The claim structure

Particulars: when the car went in, what was asked, what was done, what went wrong, the CRA 2015 reliance, the remedial cost, and any consequential losses (hire car, lost earnings) you can document. The pre-claim letter gives the garage its statutory chance to remedy - garages that ignore it fare badly at Middlesbrough County Court at Teesside Combined Court.

Checklist

Official sources and related pages

Court details (verified register data)

Source: https://www.find-court-tribunal.service.gov.uk/courts/middlesbrough-county-court-at-teesside-combined-court. Verified 2026-09-04. Always confirm against the official court finder before travelling.

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This page is general information about County Court procedure, not legal advice, and it is not provided by HMCTS or any court. Procedures and fees change - always confirm against the official sources linked here before you act.

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Reviewed by Sean McNamara, 2026-09-04.